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Furry Friends help family after landslide

By The Columbian
Published: January 20, 2016, 5:56am
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Walnut Grove: Alison Day holds Ocelot, one of the seven cats at her home shelter in Kelso who were brought to Furry Friends and adopted out after a landslide left Day&#039;s home in danger.
Walnut Grove: Alison Day holds Ocelot, one of the seven cats at her home shelter in Kelso who were brought to Furry Friends and adopted out after a landslide left Day's home in danger. Photo Gallery

Walnut Grove — Alison and Mike Day woke from a loud boom shortly before Christmas in their Kelso home, and saw their backyard sliding down a hill in heavy rain.

The two run a shelter our of their home, and were able to get themselves and their seven cats out of the house safely.

The house wasn’t as lucky, and was a total loss. The Day family was told to evacuate, and they relocated to a rental home in Vancouver, but couldn’t take in all of their cats from the Isle of Day Cat Sanctuary. The cats ended up at Furry Friends, a Vancouver-based no-kill shelter, and all seven of them have since found new homes.

To learn more about Furry Friends, go to www.furryfriendswa.org.

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